Callie Gormley
Everything Great With Fall In Texas Has Terrific Food, Great Company And Fresh Air
As the Texas heat finally gives way to crisp breezes, there’s no better time to sit outdoors at your favorite restaurant. This fall, DFW’s dining scene revives on the patio, where bold flavors, creative cocktails, and open-air ambiance define the season. Here are the patios that make autumn in Texas something to celebrate: one sip, one breeze, and one sunset at a time.
B&B Butchers
Patio season is finally here, and there’s no better place to celebrate than B&B Butchers in Fort Worth. Nestled within the picturesque Shops at Clearfork, this upscale steakhouse offers an inviting outdoor escape perfect for crisp evenings and memorable gatherings. Guests can savor freshly grilled, premium meats paired with expertly crafted cocktails, all while enjoying the warm, vibrant ambiance. As the sun sets, the glow of the patio makes for an unforgettable dining experience at one of Fort Worth’s most celebrated destinations. AT B&B Butchers
Frenchie
The charm of a Parisian brasserie has arrived in North Dallas. Frenchie, a chic newcomer to Preston Center, is the perfect spot to welcome patio season. Settle into their beautiful 1,200-square-foot covered patio with an indoor-outdoor bar, and let the afternoon linger over a martini or French comfort food. Available weekdays from 7–11 a.m. and weekends from 9–11 a.m., the menu features buttery croissants, light bites, and signature plates, best enjoyed with a side of cool autumn air. With rattan chairs and cozy banquettes, Frenchie makes everyday dining feel effortlessly chic this season. At Frenchie.
Georgie
The elegant ambiance of Georgie’s patio makes it the ultimate place to savor the crisp fall air. Tucked along a quiet stretch of Travis Street, the setting features sleek rattan chairs, crisp linens, and lush greenery, perfect for savoring golden hour cocktails or enjoying effortless people-watching. The restaurant is now entering a thrilling new chapter under the direction of Executive Chef Wes Whitsell, a Michelin-starred talent who has returned home to Texas. Whether you’re stopping by for brunch, dinner, or a leisurely drink outdoors, Georgie’s patio sets a stunning, sophisticated scene this season. At Georgie.
Knox Bistro
The perfect fall scene unfolds at Knox Bistro, where modern French flair meets Dallas charm. Their patio evokes the elegance of a Parisian sidewalk café, with gold tabletops, rattan chairs, and navy blue accents that set a chic yet relaxed tone. It’s an ideal spot to enjoy the crisp autumn air, whether lingering over a long lunch, pairing wine with oysters, or savoring weekend brunch (Saturday and Sunday, 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m.). This season, Knox Bistro’s patio is the place to slow down and take it all in. At Knox Bistro.
Le Bilboquet
Le Bilboquet’s inviting sidewalk patio captures the essence of a Parisian café, made all the more alluring as autumn’s cool breeze settles in. With rattan chairs, crisp white linens, and ivy-draped walls, a relaxed yet elegant backdrop for French-American cuisine is created. Whether you’re lingering over weekend brunch, sipping a spritz with friends, or enjoying a romantic dinner as the sun sets earlier, Le Bilboquet’s patio is a quintessential Dallas destination for the season. At Le Bilboquet.
Le PasSage
Perched high above the street, Le PasSage’s patio feels like a hidden retreat in the trees, lush, breezy, and effortlessly refined. As autumn drifts into Dallas, the striped banquettes, woven pendant lights, and sweeping views of changing greenery below transform the space into an ideal seasonal hideaway. On weekends, brunch begins at 9:30 a.m. and lasts until 2:30 p.m., accompanied by cocktails and wines carefully crafted for slow sipping and extended conversations. Whether it’s a leisurely afternoon or an easygoing evening, this patio beautifully captures the season in every detail. At. Le PasSage
Soy Cowboy
Celebrate the arrival of fall patio season at Soy Cowboy, the Pan-Asian dining destination at Loews Arlington Hotel. The commodious outdoor patio invites guests to linger over crisp evenings and lively gatherings, especially when the Texas Rangers are in town. On home game days, Soy Cowboy elevates the atmosphere with a special Happy Hour, available weekdays from opening at 4 p.m. until the 7th inning stretch (or noon on day games) and weekends from 11 a.m. through the 7th inning. Whether enjoyed as a pregame or a postgame unwind, Soy Cowboy’s patio is the ideal setting to toast, taste, and soak up the season outdoors. At Soy Cowboy.
